Unite Against Book Bans — an initiative of the American Library Association — has deemed April 8 to be Right to Read Day.
Held in conjunction with National Library Week, Right to Read Day is a call to action asking readers, advocates and library fans to contact U.S. Congress members and tell them to stand up to book censorship.
To send a letter, click here.
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